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ljilv-
VAN V I w
Our Handy Wajton...
ComhlKM nil tha feature or 0 child'
plain wagon and a vslucip. da, on I. all
llilnia ronahlartd. tost lb con.umar Im
than lthr, u dmlralil, convaniant and
awtlafacory ha tl prevail, thai, as
rwidy "wllrr," II ha no tqual. W. lama
a sparlal prlda. loo, In ilallv.rln tha
am promptly and In (aultlaaa coiul'
Hon to tha trad.
Children's
Wagons,
Baby
Carriages,
Base Ball
Goods,
- Fishing
Croquet Tackle,
Sets Garden Tools
GRIFFIN 4 REED
CITY BOOK S70PE
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR ASTORIA
pulgn. Central headquarter will be
nluliltnliiil In Dili i It y.
Chnmlirr nf Commerce Commit tic on
Mnnufiuturcs Dues (ioiul
Work,
pi:pi iii.ican KMToitH.
nvn Anao lutlon OrganlzitJ l'nlr
.Moat Favorable AiiHplce.
A WiMIDENWAKI
I AUOKV
Mui lilnory mi tin- Ground for the New
rinnt To It lasted at Hmltira
Point -The liall IIm Com
menced to Hull.
FIRST VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC
Commence at Once To Do Their Share
nt Campaign Work Will Take Part
In Two Meeting! Tonight at
Olney and I'ppertown.
Don't Freeze Your Life Away This Winter !
- HUT (JO TO Till;.
Foard fi Stokes Company
Buy one of their FINE ST0VE5 to Keep you warm. J
TIIRY ARI3 CIIRAI't
Tht'V aim) carry 11 complete stuck of (. HOCK It IKS, IIAPJ)
WARE, OLAnSWaKK, KTC.
HARDWARE,
I Portland. H-pt. in The Oregon He
puhllian Editorial Association met to
jiluy In the Chamber of Commerce
building. Thwre vu an attendance of
1 tweniyflv In peraon or by proxy. I'er-
mnnnt organization n effected by
eb-etlng I. M. C. (iault, of the Inde.
pendent, Illllaboro, president ; William
J Clark, of the Star, (icrvala. aecre
tary; F. B. Train, Mi-ruM, Albany,
jtreaaurcr. The executive committee la:
Ijohn T. Lighter. Aatorlan, Antorls, J.
jit. lli-vKle, Mlat. St. Helena; It. H. Mll
I'T, lndeM-nd-nt, Woodburn.
Among the varluua enterprise that A declaration nf principles ami pur- The Young M"n's McKlnley and Ho-
tho manufacture committee of the iMno-a Maa adopted aa follows: I bail Club mn at tha Urk'ini r-i..K
uml..: of Commerce hua Ionic been' "The name of thla aaain-latlon ihall 'ooma on Howl atreet yeHt.-rday even-
fU'iirlm: on la n i,di.i whi fu. lory In. the On con ltulillcaii Kdilorlnl An-1 InK and effected permanent orcanla
ll l:ti ..-n . ..(i t . n.11 that If a fai'tury am-lallon. The ol.Ji- ta of thla kJino la- j tlon. At the preliminary meetlnK
of tlila i.ni.l olire atarl.-l her- that tlon ahall be the promotion of the mu-i Thuriwlay nlKht Plraito waa adopted aa
It voin.i aoon nnd a ready market for tuul Intereata of the Hnpubllcan pr-aa;the club name, which wan laat nUht
all the hh l)i.-y could turn out. Aa i'f the aute, and the auceaa and fur- bariK'-d to tha Tounif Men's McKlnley
an Inainuce that aui h f.utorlfa arc auc- 1 1 Iterance of the priru'lpb-a of the He- ' and llobart Club.
ccaaful on thla couat the one at Hcattle publican psrty at 'the cmln and fu-! The cinatltutlon and bylaws adoi,t,-d
that Inatllutlon tiu vliitf a , lur" ebn tlona, 'pe lfy that the obl.-ct and punxes of
the club aliaJI be to promote and en-
THE YOUNG MEN
HAVE ORCAXIZED
MiKinli- and Holiurt Club Is Now
Ktady for IJulnt in
Astoria.
hlle It Is not iK.alble to Indicate ac
curately in all cases the loweat bid.
Among the bldd'-rs are: Noran Bros.
& Co., Seattle, Wash., 20-knot 65-ton
boats. WMO tor one or tor three
each, acordlnir to the department
Plans. Their own plans are for l'A.H)
for one, or 153.32$ each. For three ti'i
knot boats, JW.2H for one, and
each for three, and various combination
bids. Wolf & Zwlcker, of Portland, Or .
!'J-knot. 5-ton boats, one for MS.500, or
three for $45,000 ea.h; 22'4-knot boats,
their own planning, JM.800 for one or
175,100 each for three. The awards are
to be made not later than October 8.
uaa rile,!,
market f.ir thdr goixla not only on I r.very Itcpubllcan iimapuper of
the coaat but In the Haat and Central ' ipnn standing shall be entitled to mcm-
Ainrrli a. To the latter country large : lerahl In thla asaoclatlon.
ahlpmetita of wiMidi-nware are monthly I "The ofricers shall be: I'mldent. see-
retary, treasurer, and exia-utlve com-
PLUMBING
TIN WORK
JOB WORK
0- 0-
OKAMTR WAKE. kOPC,
STOVIIS. IRON I'll'C, TER
RA COTTA PIPES, BAR
IRON. STEEL. CANNERY
51 11LIES, 1.0()(iER5'
TOOLS
LACUII TL'HXKD ON 8ILVERITES.
AT PRICES THAT DEFY
COMPETITION
Call and Be
Convinced
SOL OPPENHEIMER
Matt.-r-of-Fact Hlow AdmlnlBtered
an l'wa Crowd of Idlers.
to
Trustee for the late
M. C. CROSBY
SaUESSSTOa
Oregon Stiiite Normal School
MONMOUTH, OUKliON.
A Training School (or Teachers. Senior Year Wholly Professional.
Twenty weeks of Psychology and Gencrul and Hpeclal Methods; twenty
weeks nf Teaching and Training Ipartmeiit.
Training school of nine grades with two hundred children.
Itegular Normal Course of Three Yean.
The Normal Diploma Is recognised by law as a State Life Certificate to
teach.
Light Kxpenaea; Hoard at Normal Pining Hall II. M per week. Furnish
ed rooms with light and fire, ?ta to II 00 per w eek. Board and Lodging In
private families M M to 11(0 per week
tuitiiin; miD-Normai. ti.ua per term or ten weeks; Normal, J6.25 per
term of ten weeks.
(Irndes from reputable schools aocented.
Cntaloguea cheerfully furnished on application.
Address P. L. CAni'IlELL, Pres., or W. A. WANN, 5ec. of Faculty.
Inlng made at a good profit.
Mr, K. A Taylor, a nietnber nf the nilttee. The officers and exxutlve com
manufactures committee, haa been nilttee ahall be elected at the annual
working oulctly as a committee of one meeting to be held on the first Monday
during the pant month and has at last'n February In each year,
ueci-e'di-d In locating a woodenware' "Hpeclal meetings shall be held is
factory at Hnilth's Point. The nrst n-;often as may be deemed necessary by
atallmeiit of machinery was brought president and executive committee
down on the Crady un Thuraday and "nd shall be called by notice signed by
tnkrn around to the place where the he prealdent and secretary."
factory win H crn-teil. Another load 11
I of ma. hlnery will be brought down
jnext we'-k. Work will be coiunienced
at once on the liulblings, the first struc
i lure to go up betiiK a large dry houee.
I Moary He Co la the tlrm nnme of
.the new concern, and they propose to
'manufacture boxes, crates, broom hau
jdela. buckets, tuba and In fact almost
i everything In the way of n ihxlcnw are.
jThey are convinced that Aatorla la a
good location for their bualnemi and ex-jpm-l
to grow up w ith the city. One of
the partners la already here wllh his
family, and th.y are living In one of
Mr Taylor's cottuges around the Point
near the l.atlon of the factory. ,
Meant. Frank nnd Kd Taylor have
shown i oinineiiiluble enterprise In do-,
nulliig a locniioii to the., gentlemen. '
The land which they have given con-,
lt of n ::' f..t strip, beginning at j
(he old motor track near the He of the
old oil null, thence west to the chan-
nel. a distance of about Toil feet. It is
I Hloux City. Iowa. Sept. 18. -Peter P.I
ley, of this city, is a skilled mechanic
and a sound money man. It. K. Ad
ams Is a free silver shouter, at present
unemployed. He btton-hoel Hlley
on a street corner and proceeded to ply
him with silver arguments. A crowd
n gwlhered to lisf-a to the dUH-us-slon.
Hlley Is no orator and saw him
self gelling the worst of the dlscuaaion.
To Illustrate a point, he finally cried:
"How many of you are silverltesT"
"We all are," yelled the crowd.
"Ain't any of you gold men." ijuer-
led Hlley. noxiously.
Not a voice.
"Ha! ha: ha!" hooted the crowd.
"Where's yer gold bugs?"
"All at w. rk," rejoined Hlley, and tie
hastened down the street, swinging his
i dinner pall.
Mount Anirel College.
MOV NT ANliKI., MAItKIN MMNTV, OKK410N.
rrHK inmt rti'i lli'iit HiHiriltiitf hrli.Mil In thf Nnrtltui-iki. our rtnriIi I. -o dm tit
i iH'mi ntvoiiMi. iii iriM'hliiK uml nniy ttiichcrH tir urcnl It Hrnhiii unit t .xhrrtciiiT : 10 limln
I tiilli kin h1 illNt'lllft ' ti riift lilt tin ipih itml hiiP thr lti innkr thr tuul Hm O
lltrlr I tin'; In ithi' Uitiii NiiliMiiiiilial iiiul iiihhI lui'iili hihI ilin( in i nt ; to in ilu-lr
pMiliy luiuiii nVtfivinK itti'm iiini'li' rlmnro lor r xi n-lur ; lo t t Oiiirniiuli ftittNntrllon to
atmii'hiji iin uimi it h in ifir-iiiM. ttrrui miuh itiivr Imih fH-nilrtl tht-mimini't hi iciiiiiir
I hit n nil irvillni; the rotiniln, putting In new w mIit cliwi'Ii uml h iHrfirl new it hvnd'tn. In
rnliiotli.if llu nihliiriN. rolli-i'ttoiiH, liliniry. clr. Oni of niir laltli I- n ino.t (Mnili lP
i nimiicri'iHi nun iiwamrgs ouinr, itHiiMMK. ' lUNiruii nu in.rutnriii. v rii' lor niic
cIh! tiTinn at nin-i to I IU-: I'HI Nt'H'A
tic I tool (iH'iiB Ki-ilrin(Mr 1th.
5
..GOJIVENT OF THE jloiiY JaJIES..
Si
w
Astoria. Oregon.
FRANKLIN AND SIXTEENTH STS.
Opening of a Day and Boarding, Primary, Grammar and High School for
Olrls by the Slaters of the Holy Names of Jesua and Mary, from St. Mary's
Academy nnd Collego, Portland, Oregon,
HKPTEMUEH 14, IHUO
Particular attention given to instruction In the dlfierent branches oi
Music, Drawing and Painting.
Fpr further particulars write for Prospectus or apply at the Academy
to sister suporior.
flORTGAGE SALE of
600 Commercial St
ju-aa, Drq Goods ??e
this forced hiiIc N- UOOOS
to" ( per cent at the OREGON
TRADING CO.
Notions
Shoes
Hats, Etc.
MISS ASHLKV'd DKFK.VSE.
torla. ond has both mil and water fa
clinics for ahlpplng.
It la certainly welcome news to know
that the property owners of Astoria, San Tranclsco. Sept. lS.-Emma Ash
stand ready to give building site furl ley's defense for having tiled to shoot
any new enterprises that might wish to j E. J. HaJdwin was fully disclosed to
locaie her,-. It Is just such spirit as(day. She was lntane at the time of
thla that builds cities, and If the Cham-, the act. and knew nothing until the
her of Commerce will keep the ball jnext morning when she awoke and
rolling more Just such desirable enter-j found herself In a strange room and
pria.-s can be brought to Astoria. No 'discovered that the door was locked,
matter how small: they all have a j Tin n she was told th.it she waa In
payroll, and every dollar brought Into, the city prison charged with an at
the city throiiiih trailing the products , tempt to commit murder. Such was
of our manufactories with the outside the statcim-nt thai her attorney. 5en-
o,io mean so oiucn clear gam. eral Freiderich. ma le to the Ju
i no two gentlemen who are locating day on opening the defense
here with a woodonware factory will '
be warmly welcomed by the citizens of
Astoria. I
Hoise. Idaho, Sept. Is. After n three
try to
FCSION l. IDAHO.
H.MI.HOAD WtHiK.
days' session the Democrats and Popu-
lists of this county agreed on fusion.
Will Proceed During t ho Winter With The Dubois men were entirely Ignore!
About '' Men j The Populists get n majority of the
! legislative ticket. The same action w as i " aiu' participate In the exercises
(taken in Canyon. Owyhee nnd Klmore, ' llt Ooble hall, where another club win
the three adjoining counties.
courage the best interests of the Re
publican party, to maintain and Incul
cate Its beneficent doctrines and prin
ciples, and to actively and earnestly en
gage in political campaigns. Those eli
gible to membership in the club must
be between ttj age of II and li years;
must believe In the principles of the
Hepubllcan party; agree to vote for
the same, and sign the constitution and
bylaws thereof.
After the adoption of the constitu
tion and bylaws, which were prepared
by the committee," of which Mr. Ar
thur Call on waa chairman, the club
proceeded to the election of officers.
Mr. John E. Toung was unanimously
ch"en for president; first vice-president,
Geo. Welch; second vice-president,
Fred Johnson; third vice-president,
Harry Gray; secretary, A. B.
Dalglty; treasurer. Will Tnilllnger.
The president then appointed the fol
lowing committees:
Oeneral committee C. T. Crosby, Jas.
Taylor, E. Monk. D. McLean.
' Drum corns committee Oha. Hob-
son, a. McLean, Chas. Simpson, L.
Stlnson.
t'niforms and torches Arthur Callan
A. B. Dalglty. Jas. Clark.
l"ln the completion of the organi
sation of the club, Mr. M. C. Harrison,
of Portland, delivered an Interesting
address upon the Issues of the cam
paign and complimenting the young
men upon their energy and activity in
organising for the support of the prin
ciples of the Hepubllcan party. He
said that It was Indicative of the gen
eral feeling through the country when
the young men who were about to cast
their first votes took Buch an active
stand for right and Justice.
Mayor Taylor then made a short
speech to the boys and gave them
a clear and concise exposition of the
money question and most happily dwelt
upon the principal Issue of the cam
paignthe tariff. If ever young men
were started aright upon the path of
politics, those who met last night at
McKlnley Club hal! had that start.
At the conclusion of the addresses a
general Invitation was extended to
sign the rolls of the club, which be- j
gins the campaign w ith about sixty-live
members. The next meeting will be
held next Tuesday night. Tonight one
hiilf of the club will attend Mayor Tay-
or to Olncy, with their torches, and
will take part in the organization of a
.McKlnley club In that precinct. The
ther half of the club will visit I'pper-
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Makes the Long-Expected Transfer of
Troops.
Washington. Sept IS. The long ix-
pected transfer of troop has been or
dered at last by the war dpartment.
and the orders go out this afternoon.
The lTth Infantry, now at Fort Sheri
dan. 111., Is ordered to relieve the 24th
Infantry at Fort Bayard, and other
polnta In New Mexico and Arizona.
THE CAMPAIGN
OPENS IN OHIO
Greatest Eient Eur Recorded in the
History of the Buckeye
State
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Visit Canton and Swarm About the)
McKlnley Home The People Run
After the Candidate Noted
Orators on Hand.
Canton, Sept. U. The formal open
ing of the campaign In uo to lay
gives Ohio a new mark in political
demonstration. Future comparison
will be made with September If, IVjC,
in Canton, in future. That is the coif
census of opinion expressed here to
night. The little city since early morn
The Hth Infantry will relieve the lh ln ha been literally jammed with
Infanthy at Fort Douglass, Utah. The ! visitors from distant cities and nearby
towns. The parade thla afternoon waa
an hour and three minutes In passing
a given point.
And It was a well-organised and con-
pact parade, too, the men marching
lSth Infantry will relieve the Fourth
Infantry, which Is scattered among
Fort Sherman, Ida.. Spokane, Wn., and
Boise Barracks, Idaho. The 4th Infan
try goes to Chicago, taking the place
or the 15th Infantry at Fort Sheridan. I '8-ht and sixteen abreast But the
The 3rd Artillery, with headquarters , marchers were only a fraction of the
at St. Francis Barracks, Florida, andcrowl which lined the street along
scattered along the Southern Atlantic I the proposed order of march. Several
coast, ha been ordered to exchange i railroad men declared at noon that
places with the Mh Artillery, located I tney hauled 50,000 people into Canton.
at San Francisco harbor, with head- Seventy-four tralnload came. State
quarters at the Presidio, and partly Republican chairman Charles Kuril
along the northwestern coast and a I tonight estimated the crowd present
small portion at Fort Monroe, Va,
on the street In the afternoon, at the
TRADE CONDITIONS.
(tent meeting and about the McKlnley
j home at 100,000, and far ahead of any
I thing in Ohio' history. Congressman
More Favorable Report from All Sec-jS. A. Northway, of Garfield' old dis
tlons of the country. jtrict. said that the meeting wa thre
New York. SepTlT-Bradstreets to- " " thmemor'-bl
morrow will sav: if e"e mU"K '-d
, . , . I by Grant and Conkllng. Special ex
Moderate improvement In trade the i , - r
v " hi. in irue inejcur8)OM fr ciereland and a doze
past week is emphasized because of l,w ,,. . . , ,7 ,
... ., , t . other points added to the crowd after
further speculative purchase of woo . tlw, .. t.. v .
, . . , . M the afternoon program had been fln-
the renewed buying of wool manufac- ,.h c. , .
.vi.. ilshed. Sixty-thousand may be cons 4-
ture. the reduction on aurp us stocks , , .
, . : ered a conservative estimate of the
of cotton goods the increased demand ;ps)ple wn6 came
for enable fabrics, continued confl-;stark Qf
dence among manufacturers of Ironi.K ... v. v. l . ..
, . . . . . ,,, , ttrc wumj, yiuuauty Dill were ai IDS
and steel that there will be an early . .....
ri iv.i in a , j Canton meeting. A delegation from
reiiial In demand and an improvement !i-i, . , . ,
, . . . inity township, Columbiana county,
in the request for staple goods in the ' , .h , , . . ,
o,,th a Hn.,1.. a r- . . -. ' mar"hed to the McKlnley home during
(south Atlantic and Gulf state. The . j , .. . . r ,
...,-, , , 'c,the day and were addressed by Major
volume of sales of general merchandise ! ru-i,
show a small gain over last week and B
the feeling among wholesale merchant ' , , -
is one of more confidence In compara- .Z' "8 "ul my ,
tive early Improvements. jammed after the first parade, and In
The Willamette Valley. Oregon , , ' " 8T, aannce -n P"
wheat raisers, are selling wheat freely : ' '"v" "'" 'ne 'aa lenl
at current quotations. .meeting, was a re-productlon of the
lomr in me aiierooon. inere wa a
THE NEW WARSHIPS.
O. li. AND N. SPKCIAL KATES.
Siecla,l to the Astorian.
Portland. Sept. is it appears thut
wlille the Astoria Itnllroad contractors
have laid off about 1m) men recently
they Intend to prosecute the work
through the entire winter with more! Portland, Sept. IS. The O. H. and X.
tha, i three hundred men. 'Co. has issued a circular to its agents
U and below Westport there Is n ; covering a special rate of Vi cents per
long stretch of marsh hunt lying at the! mile for the Portland Exposition from
base of a high basaltic clilT. The right points in Eastern Washington and Ida-
Clarkson & Mci Boom ComPany
LONG FIR PILING
Promptly Furnished
216 and 217 Chamber of Commerce
Portland. Oregon
Astoria Asphalt and Roofing Co.
All Work Guaranteed
IK VIC OKDKIIA
AT HOOM 1,
r'LAVKL Hl'ILU'O
Hoof Hnlntlnu
nnd Itapalrlnu taaky Hoofat.
N. JENSEN and R. 0. HANSEN
f way aa surveyed runs Inimedla'elv
ben -nth thlsVlltT. It being necessary to
till the embankment for the roadbed.
For this work there have been utilized
three dredgers, the machines taking
the material from the marsh.
In the meantime, with B heavy force
of men employed, other portions of the
work were getting ahead of the dredg
ers. Inasmuch as with the coming on
f heavy weather, a certain amount of
lnmiige is sure to ensue to the hnlf-
eompletod road-bed from rains, wash
outs, etc., which must be repaired on
he re-opening of operations In the
spring, It w as deemed advisable to shut
down some of the ramps on the more
dllllcult portions of the road, where
double the amount of work can be ac
complished In fair weather than In
stormy', and allow the dredgers to go
ahead with the filling of the Westport
marsh.
ho.
off for crn.v.
liarcelona, Sept. IS. IS. Additional
reinforcements of 2,500 troops have em
balked here for Cuba.
C. J. TI'CENCHARD HONORED.
Portland. Sept. 1. The executive
committee of the National Democratic
crganlzatlon In Oregon today selected
four presidential electors to represent
the Palmer and Iluckner ticket In the
state. The electors chosen are C. J.
Trenchard, Astorln; F. A. Seufert, Was
co county; Alexander M. Holmes, Polk
county; and Lewis H. Cox, of Portland.
It Is proposed to carry on an active
canvass of the stute during the cani-
POllTLAND EXPOSITION.
The White Collar Line will have
round trip tickets on sale, to Portland,
September -'3d and 21th, and October
tith and 7th, at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good going only on date
of sale, and good returning within ten
days from date of gale. Tickets good
on steamer T. J. Potter, Bailey Gat
lert. It. R. Thompson and Telephone.
NOTICE.
Astoria, Oregon, Sept. Will, 1S96.
This is to notify all concerned that
I am not, or have not been at any
time, responsible for any debts con
tracted by Geo. M. Berry unless same
were accompanied by an order from me.
Al'G. EIUCKSON,
Prop. Louvre.
he organized. The young men's club
has already furnished one campaign
speaker, Mr. Moore, of Idaho, who will
be received upon his arrival in the city
by n committee composed of Messrs.
Dalglty. Taylor and Crosby.
The commendable action by the
young men last night In favor of sound
money und sound Republican princi
ples, in the Judgment of some of the
older heads present at last night's
meeting, Is simply an indication of
the prevalence of truth and a forecast
of w hat Clatsop county will do in No
vember.
THE MONDAY CLCB.
The Every Monday Club will meet at
1:30 p. m. Monday, September 21st, at
the residence of Mrs. H. F. Prnel. The
club is preparing for a sale of fancy
articles to take place in November.
TORPEDO BOATS.
Many Bids Have Been Opened by the
Navy Department.
Washington, Sept IS. Bids for build
ing a number of torpedo boats, author
ized by the last session of congress,
were opened by the navy department
today. The act made provision for
th ree thirty-knot boat and as many
smaller ooais, not 10 exceed ten, as
could be obtained for 1500,000. In all
eleven firms submitted proposals, but
notwithstanding the fact that congress
specially provided for favorable con
sideration of bids from the Gulf coast
Mississippi and Missouri valley, not a
single proposal came from either of
those sections of the country. The
northwest coast, however, was well
representee, rne bidding was very
complicated, owing to the fact that
many bidders made combination pro
posals for one to three boats, the great
est number that can be allotted any
one builder.
It will require much consideration by
the department expert to pick out the
lowest and most desirable bids. Mean-
: score or more of bands In line and the
number of uniformed organization
Contracts Awarded for Three Powerful , never has been equalled In the state.
Battle Ships. i Tonight the parade was made
I through streets brightly Illuminated
Washington, Sept. 18. Acting Pec- with Japanese lanterns. transDorenriea.
retary McAdoo this afternoon received and colored fire and pyrotechnics.
rrom secretary Herbert, at Breslau, I The enormous tent large as It is, feU
France, an answer to his message re- j far short of the demands upon It dur
speclng the bids for building three bat- jlng the speaking. Many more than wore
tleshlp opened Tuesday. The secretary ; admitted turned back disappointed. Be-
authorizes McAdoo to proceed to make side3 these, a crowd never less than
the awards. The boats go, one to 5000, and often double that size, surced
Cramp & Son. Philadelphia, at 12.'),-' around the McKlnley home from early
000; one to the Newport News Ship- in the forenoon until late tonight. Many
building and Drydock Co., Virginia, at of the visitors came to call on Major
-.Ull,)0. . t. T-! .. ... . ....
oo voir io ioc inoii iron .ucKiniey witn their spokesmen to
Works. San Francisco, at $2,671,950. as offer their congratulations and to them
recommended by the board of bureau he made brief responses. Major Mc
t hiefs- ! Klnley rode In a carriage with some
of the speakers during the first parade.
!When his home was reached he, with.
San Francisco. Sept. lS.-The liquor i S,ate Ilel,ubltl'ai Chairman Kurtz, left
dealers of this citv and state have or-!the carriaBes- n w't" General Hast
canized for Political action. Thev are!'11' Sylvester E. Everett, John Bald-
determined to protect what thev be- " Mrs- McKlnley and Mrs. Hesltand.
Hove are their rights and have just ef-'from a temporary stand In the door
fected the most powerful combination ' yard' n?vlen'ed the long Hne of march- ,
In their existence In California. The ers '"torspersed with music by quar
organization represents over lo.OoO deal- tel9' W clul'8 and bands- Thtf reu
ers in California. The new organiza- lar Pro-'ram in th afternoon Included
tlon is Interested in the success of no Governor Bushneir lntroudction ad
political bodv. It will Indorse only :d,ess' and seeches by Senators Cullom
those candidates who express the pur-! antl TnursU)"- This evening Gov.
pose, in the form of a pledge to deal : Bushne sPok bri.ey and Gov. Has
fairly with the liquor men a-id their itlnK8, f Penv a"J Congress
Interests. inian M-"Cleary, of Minnesota, made ad-
dresses.
LIQUOR DEALERS ORGANIZE.
DCN'S REPORT.
New York. Sept. IS. R. G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomor
row will suy:
There is still no distinct improve
ment In business, although conditions
favor it. An enormous business Is held
back until the future is more clear.
Maine's great majority had no such
Influence as was anticipated from a
verdict less emphatic.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Sept. IS. Wheat, spot, firm
demand good; No. 2 red spring, 5s 6d;
No. 1 California Ss S'id.
MAYOR SUTRO ALL RIGHT.
San Francisco, Sept. 13. Mayor
Adolph S"utro, who was elected two
years ago on the Populist ticket by an
Immense majority, in an interview this
afternoon says he favors International
bimetallism but considers It a mistake
for the United State to attempt the.
free coinage of silver unaided by other
countries. He has not yet announced,
however, for which ticket he will vote.
MORE GOLD.
New York. Sept. IS. The steamship
I Columbia, from Southampton, brought
Portland, Sept. IS. Wheat Valley1, 1 $3,050,000 in gold today, making the to
53I51; Walla Walla, S2iS3. 'tal arrival thu far $27,771,050.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. 8. Gov't Report.
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